[BNP/E3, 31A – 69]

Here in this wilderness

Each tree and stone fills me

With the sadness of a great glee.

God in His altogetherness

Is whole‑part of each stone and tree.

An inner outward seeingness

Makes my clear self unknown.

(O Godfully alone!)

God in His overbeingness

Survives His death in[1] every tree and stone

Ay, in the barkness and clodfulness

Of tree and stone and sand

God is minutely grand,

God in all His Godfulness.

Lo! my heart has been touched by Great Wand!

 
[1] in /the\